R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes Scope of the art

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1 R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes Scope of the art Test & Measurement Product Brochure 01.00

2 R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes At a glance The R&S RTO oscilloscopes combine excellent signal fidelity, high acquisition rate and the world's first realtime digital trigger system with a compact device format in the 1 GHz and 2 GHz class. They offer hardware-accelerated measurement and analysis functions as well as an advanced user interface that makes these instruments really fun to work with. With their acquisition rate of one million waveforms per second the highest rate available on the market the R&S RTO oscilloscopes find signal faults quickly. They even capture and analyze rare signal details that, until now, have often gone undetected. The world's first realtime digital trigger system precisely relates the trigger event to the measurement signal. In this way, it not only helps to detect errors with extreme reliability, but also to accurately locate them. When measuring signals in the millivolt range, oscilloscope sensitivity is essential. The low-noise input amplifier and the A/D converter with its excellent dynamic range of more than seven effective bits add only very low noise to the measurement waveform. Furthermore, the active probes with their low inherent noise, wide dynamic range and low offset drift ensure that this high level of sensitivity and accuracy is also maintained directly at the test point. Despite the wide variety of measurement and analysis functions, these oscilloscopes are easy and intuitive to operate. Flat menu structures and signal flow diagrams simplify navigation. Transparent operating menus do not hide any of the measurement diagrams, and signal icons with realtime preview clearly show what is currently happening. 2

3 R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes Benefits and key features Models Base unit Bandwidth Channels R&S RTO GHz 4 R&S RTO GHz 2 R&S RTO GHz 4 R&S RTO GHz 2 Find signal faults fast One million waveforms per second: fault finding without guesswork High acquisition rates without limitation of functionality Fast error analysis with the history view function page 4 Hardware-accelerated analysis High measurement speed, even for complex analysis functions FFT-based spectrum analysis: powerful and user-friendly Mask test: quick configuration, reliable results Sophisticated analysis with up to three simultaneous waveforms per channel page 6 Highly accurate digital trigger system Precise measurements due to low trigger jitter High trigger sensitivity at full bandwidth Adjustable digital filter for the trigger signal No masking of trigger events that occur in rapid sequence Triggering on mathematical combined input signals page 8 New ease of operation Get work done quickly with a straightforward menu structure Color-coded control elements for clear user guidance Signal icons with drag & drop functionality Measurement signals always fully visible thanks to semitransparent dialog boxes page 10 Convincing accuracy Precise measurement due to very low inherent noise High dynamic range due to single-core A/D converter Full measurement bandwidth, even for input sensitivity ranges 10 mv/div Low temperature-independent gain and offset errors High channel-to-channel isolation prevents crosstalk page 12 Triggering and decoding of serial protocols page 14 High-performance probes with extensive accessories High signal fidelity due to excellent specifications Micro button for convenient instrument control R&S ProbeMeter: integrated voltmeter for precise DC measurements page 16 Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 3

4 Find signal faults fast The R&S RTO oscilloscopes continuously capture and analyse waveforms up to one million times per second. This capability is unique among digital oscilloscopes and helps to find rare signal faults quickly. Conventional digital oscilloscopes: long blind time with serious consequences A digital oscilloscope acquires signals in two steps. First, it samples the measurement signal for a defined period of time and stores the samples. In a second step, it processes these samples and displays the waveform. During this period, the oscilloscope is "blind" to the measurement signal. When conventional digital oscilloscopes operate at their maximum sampling rate, this blind time exceeds 99.5 % of the overall acquisition time. As a result, measurements only take place during less than 0.5 % of the time. This has serious consequences: Signal faults that occur during this blind time remain hidden to the user, and the less often they occur, the less likely it is that they will be detected. Blindtime: RTO and conventional oscilloscopes Waveform acquisition cycle 99,5 % blind Conventional architecture: waveforms/s RTO architecture: waveforms/s Active acquisition time Blind time Due to their very short blind time, the R&S RTO oscilloscopes look at the measured signal over 20 times more often. Acquisition cycle of a digital oscilloscope Waveform 1 Blind time Waveform 2 Waveform acquisition cycle A digital oscilloscope is not able to acquire signal faults that occur during the blind time. Average measurement time required until a signal fault is displayed (as a function of error rate and acquisition rate) Error rate Acquisition rate [waveforms/s] /s 1 h : 55 min : 08 s 1 min : 09 s 6.9 s 0.7 s 10/s 19 h : 11 min : 17 s 11 min : 31 s 1 min : 09 s 6.9 s 1/s 7 d : 23 h : 52 min : 55 s 1 h : 55 min : 08 s 11 min : 31 s 1 min : 09 s 0.1/s 79 d : 22 h : 49 min : 15 s 19 h : 11 min : 17 s 1 h : 55 min : 08 s 11 min : 31 s 10 Gsample/s, 1 ksample recording length, 10 ns/div, 99.9 % probability of detecting the error. Due to the high acquisition rate of one million waveforms per second, the R&S RTO oscilloscopes are significantly faster at finding errors. 4

5 One million waveforms per second: fault finding instead of guesswork Compared to conventional oscilloscopes, the blind time of the R&S RTO oscilloscopes is up to twenty times shorter. This is due to the core component of the instrument an ASIC designed specifically for intensive parallel processing. The ASIC processes the input signal within an extremely short period of time and prepares it for fast display on the screen. For this reason, the R&S RTO oscilloscopes can aquire, analyze and display up to one million waveforms per second. Due to this high acquisition rate, the instruments find faults significantly faster and more reliably, which reduces the time required for debugging. High acquisition rates without limitation of functionality Debugging with digital oscilloscopes often begins in persistence mode in order to detect sporadic deviations of the superimposed waveforms. Some conventional oscilloscopes employ a special acquisition mode that reduces the blind time while limiting the signal processing and analysis capabilities. The Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes make no compromises of this kind. They acquire and process data quickly, and always remain fully operable. Fast error analysis with the history view function What is the source of that interference pulse in the signal? What caused the loss of a data bit? In many cases, you cannot pinpoint the actual cause of an error until you look back on a signal sequence's history. The R&S RTO oscilloscopes always provide access to prior waveforms. Regardless of the function from which the measurement was stopped, the measurement data stored in memory is immediately available for analysis. Additionally, a time stamp for the waveform makes it possible to clearly identify when the events took place. Depending on the memory option, extensive data for effective debugging is available to the user. The R&S RTO oscilloscopes are the first instruments that provide a high acquisition rate without limiting the instrument settings and the applicable analysis functions. This example shows a fast histogram measurement on a waveform in persistence mode. Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 5

6 Hardwareaccelerated analysis An ASIC in the R&S RTO oscilloscopes employs 20-fold parallel signal processing which ensures high acquisition rates, even for complex signal analysis. The results are available quickly and are based on a large number of waveforms that provide statistically meaningful information. High measurement speed, even for complex analysis functions Standard functions such as mathematical operations, mask tests, histograms, spectrum display or automatic measurements require additional computing time. If they are implemented in software, the blind time increases considerably. Moreover, the oscilloscope responds slowly to changes in the settings and requires a lot of time to deliver conclusive measurement results. Users of the R&S RTO oscilloscopes do not have to bother with such limitations, because many of the oscilloscope analysis functions are hardware-implemented: Histogram Spectrum display Mask test Cursor measurements Automatic amplitude and time measurement functions Selected mathematical operations The computing processes run in parallel and ensure, for the first time, high acquisition rates, even when analysis functions are active. FFT-based spectrum analysis: powerful and userfriendly The many years of experience that Rohde & Schwarz has gained in the development of spectrum analyzers also benefit the spectrum display for the R&S RTO oscilloscopes. The FFT function is much faster than with other oscilloscopes available on the market. This is due to the hardware-assisted fast Fourier transform and the preceding frequency conversion into the baseband. On the screen, the high acquisition rate conveys the impression of a live spectrum. Using the persistence mode, rapid signal changes, sporadic signal interference or weak superimposed signals can easily be made visible. The low-noise frontends and the A/D converter's high effective number of bits (> 7) provide an outstanding dynamic range for an oscilloscope, which even enables identification of weak signal interferences. Max. acquisition rates depending on analysis functions Analysis function Maximum acquisition rate None > Histogram > Mask test > Cursor measurements > The R&S RTO oscilloscopes' FFT function offers impressive accuracy, speed, functionality and ease of use. 6

7 The possibility of overlapping the FFT means that the R&S RTO oscilloscopes are also able to correctly display intermittent signals such as pulse-type interferers. Particularly when operating the oscilloscope in persistence mode, users can see what is really happening in the measured signal. As familiar from spectrum analyzers, operation is based on entering the center frequency, span and resolution bandwidth. The numerical grid annotation is particularly userfriendly. Measurements such as total harmonic distortion (THD) or power spectrum density (PSD), which are otherwise reserved for spectrum analyzers, can also be performed by the R&S RTO oscilloscopes. Mask test: quick configuration reliable results As a rule, mask tests are time-consuming, because numerous waveforms are required in order to obtain conclusive results. Due to the hardware implementation of the mask test function, the acquisition rate of the R&S RTO oscilloscopes remains very high, and mask violations are found quickly and reliably. For detailed error analysis, measurements can be stopped when a mask violation occurs. The history view function can make previous waveforms available from the different channels. Despite the high degree of flexibility, defining masks is easy with the R&S RTO oscilloscopes. To get started quickly, users can create up to 16 mask segments directly on the screen. In the mask test dialog box, the positions of the mask points can be optimized later on. Sophisticated analysis with up to three simultaneous waveforms per channel The different methods for reducing the number of samples, such as Sample, Peak Detect, High Res, or RMS, as well as the waveform arithmetics such as Envelope and Average are important tools for signal analysis and debugging. The R&S RTO oscilloscopes are the first to simultaneously display up to three waveforms per channel in different ways. The type of data decimation and the waveform arithmetics can be combined flexibly. As a result, users can, for example, compare the original sample points directly with the averaged waveform and the envelope for effective debugging. High-speed mask test with R&S RTO oscilloscopes: Within ten seconds more than six million waveforms are acquired, evaluated and displayed. Up to three waveforms per channel Channel n Acquisition Data decimation Sample Peak Detect High Resolution RMS Memory Waveform 1 Waveform 2 Waveform 3 Processing Waveform arithmetics Off Average Envelope The R&S RTO oscilloscopes enable users for the first time to configure the type of data decimation and the waveform arithmetics and to display up to three waveforms simultaneously. Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 7

8 Highly accurate digital trigger system Due to the use of hardware-based signal processing, the digital trigger system used in the R&S RTO oscilloscopes is the first to operate in realtime. It increases trigger sensitivity, decreases trigger jitter and allows new functions, such as flexible filter configuration or triggering on mathematically combined input signals. Precise measurements due to low trigger jitter Conventional oscilloscopes use an analog triggering architecture. They divide the analog measurement signal in the frontend and process it in separate trigger and acquisition paths. However, these different signal paths cause time and amplitude offset. This results in measurement inaccuracies that cannot be completely corrected by postprocessing. The Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes eliminate such inaccuracies, because the measurement signal and the trigger share the same path. The instrument determines if the trigger condition has been met by direct analysis of the digitized signal. As a result, they are able to keep trigger jitter at very low levels and open up new options for trigger conditions. With the optional oven-controlled crystal oscillator, time stability can be improved for deep memory acquisition and aquisition with high trigger offset. Comparison of digital and analog triggering architecture Memory Channel Vertical system A/D converter Acquisition Processing Display Analog trigger Digital trigger Comparison of trigger jitter with analog trigger (left) and digital trigger (right)! 8

9 High trigger sensitivity at full bandwidth The digital trigger can validate every acquired sample against the trigger definition. For this reason, the R&S RTO oscilloscopes are able to trigger on even the smallest signal amplitudes. In order to achieve stable triggering regardless of signal noise levels, the user can set a trigger hysteresis for the oscilloscopes. And due to the low-noise frontends, the oscilloscopes can also trigger on signals with vertical input sensitivities of < 10 mv/div at full measurement bandwidth. Adjustable digital filter for the trigger signal The digital trigger architecture used by the R&S RTO oscilloscopes makes it possible to adapt the cut-off frequency of the digital low-pass filter to the signal to be measured. The same filter settings can be used for both the trigger signal and the measurement signal. In this way, RF noise on the trigger signal can be suppressed, for instance, while simultaneously capturing and displaying the unfiltered measurement signal. Trigger hysteresis TA Adjustable trigger hysteresis No masking of trigger events that occur in rapid sequence Analog trigger systems need a certain amount of time after a trigger decision before they can trigger again. During this re-arm time, the system does not respond to trigger events. The digital trigger system in the Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes does not include any re-arm mechanism, and therefore reliably responds to trigger events that occur in rapid sequence. The hysteresis of the digital trigger can be set automatically or manually from 0.1 div to 5 div. Triggering on mathematically combined input signals In the R&S RTO oscilloscopes, for the first time, basic mathematical operations, such as addition, substraction and inversion can be applied to the input signals that serve as the trigger sources. This makes it possible, for instance, to trigger on a differential signal that is captured with two ground-referenced probes. Filter configuration for measurement signal and trigger signal: The cut-off frequency of the digital low-pass filter can be selected and the filter can be applied to the measurement signal, the trigger signal or both. Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 9

10 New ease of operation The R&S RTO oscilloscopes unite established concepts with new features and turn user wishes into reality: Just unpack the instrument, switch it on and measure. Get work done quickly with a straightforward, smart menu structure Different tools for operating the instrument help users to employ the diverse functions quickly and without a lot of searching: All the settings are no more than two clicks away via the clearly structured menus on the bottom edge of the screen Signal flow diagrams in the dialog boxes visualize signal processing; crosslinks lead directly to logically related settings The toolbar on the upper edge of the screen provides fast access to frequently used functions such as zoom, undo/ redo, histogram, FFT or the trash bin Control elements of the R&S RTO oscilloscopes Toolbar for fast access to frequently used functions Clear numerical grid annotation for easy reading of measured values SmartGrid function from Rohde & Schwarz for quickly positioning the waveforms Knob for setting the level of transparency of the dialog boxes or the intensity of the waveforms Menu bar on the bottom edge of the screen even visible during touch screen operation Depending on user preferences, the R&S RTO oscilloscopes can be operated via buttons, the mouse or the touch screen. When activating multiple diagrams, the SmartGrid function from Rohde & Schwarz helps the user to optimally divide up the screen. USB interfaces for mouse, keyboard, data exchange, documentation or firmware updates 10

11 Color-coded control elements for clear user guidance The controls for the vertical system and the trigger system are color-coded. Multicolor LEDs around the knobs for vertical positioning and scaling visualize the currently selected channel in the appropriate color. This color coding matches the waveform display and the result windows on the screen. This clear allocation enables smooth work, even with complex measurement tasks. Signal icons with drag & drop functionality When working with multiple signals, the screen becomes easily cluttered. This is not the case with the oscilloscopes from Rohde & Schwarz: They show the waveforms and measurement results in realtime in the form of signal icons on the edge of the screen. These icons can be dragged and dropped onto the main screen to present the corresponding waveforms in full size. If multiple diagrams are to be activated, the Smart- Grid function from Rohde & Schwarz helps the user to keep the screen well organized. Measurement signals always fully visible thanks to semi-transparent dialog boxes Semi-transparent dialog boxes are an elegant method for avoiding that the screen is divided up. The measurement diagrams always maintain their original size on the R&S RTO oscilloscopes. The level of transparency can be set via the intensity button. In addition, users are able to scale the dialog boxes and position them anywhere on the screen. Direct access to frequently required analysis functions Signal icons with realtime preview or signal label Multi level undo/redo function for easily reverting to previous settings Color-coded elements for visualizing the channel that is currently selected Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 11

12 Convincing accuracy The many years of experience that Rohde & Schwarz has gained in the development of sophisticated T&M equipment also influences the design of the analog frontends in the R&S RTO oscilloscopes. The result: a family of oscilloscopes with the highest levels of accuracy in its class. Effective number of bits (ENOB) ENOB in bit Frequency of input signal in GHz The consistently high effective number of bits (ENOB) of the A/D converters in the R&S RTO oscilloscopes ensures accurate representation of signal details as well as a very high dynamic range. Precise measurements due to very low inherent noise The accuracy with which the measurement signal is displayed depends heavily on the frontend's bandwidth and inherent noise. For this reason, demanding design requirements were implemented rigorously in the development of the R&S RTO oscilloscopes: from the broadband yet BNC-compatible inputs to the extremely low-noise frontends and the high-precision A/D converters. All that effort has paid off: The inherent noise of the oscilloscopes is the lowest in this class of instruments, and it allows precise measurements, even at the smallest vertical resolutions. High dynamic range due to single-core A/D converter The accuracy of signal digitization depends on the A/D converter's effective number of bits (ENOB). Especially the small signal amplitudes of high-speed digital interfaces, or signal analysis in the frequency domain, place more stringent requirements on the dynamic range. Traditionally, 8-bit A/D converters have been used in digital oscilloscopes. These converters consist of multiple slow time-interleaved converters that are connected. However, the higher the number of components that are combined, the larger the errors that arise due to the fact that the behavior of the individual converters is not uniform. Unwilling to accept such compromises, Rohde & Schwarz developed a monolithic A/D converter for a sampling rate of 10 Gsample/s. This chip's single-core architecture minimizes signal distortion and achieves more than seven effective bits. Typical inherent noise of the R&S RTO1024 oscilloscope: standard deviation (S-dev) with histogram measurement. Measurement conditions: 50 mv/div, resolution 100 ps, no filter. 12

13 Full measurement bandwidth, even for input sensitivity ranges 10 mv/div Typical probes have a voltage divider ratio of 10:1, which reduces the signal amplitude to one tenth of the source. When using such probes for measurements on a lowvoltage differential signaling (LVDS) signal with an amplitude of 350 mv, only 35 mv arrive at the oscilloscope's input. To optimally display the signal in this example, the vertical scaling should be 4 mv/div. This is no problem for the R&S RTO oscilloscopes because they offer high input sensitivity of up to 1 mv/div. They nevertheless operate at a high level of measurement accuracy because their sensitivity levels are not merely implemented using a softwarebased zoom, but rather with switchable amplifiers in the frontend. Another special characteristic is that they enable high-precision measurements at full measurement bandwidth in all voltage ranges below 10 mv/div. Low gain and offset errors Users must be able to trust the results delivered by a measuring instrument. This also means that the instrument always shows the measured value in an identical way at different amplitude and offset settings and at different ambient temperatures. For the Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes, this is standard because their amplifier and attenuator pads in the frontend are compensated very accurately. Moreover, their sophisticated temperature control ensures high temperature stability within the instrument. Excellent prerequisites for continuous operation without annoying interruptions caused by automatic compensation processes. High channel-to-channel isolation prevents crosstalk In some oscilloscopes, the measurement accuracy for a channel deteriorates when additional channels are used. The good channel-to-channel isolation in the R&S RTO oscilloscopes ensures that the measurement signal from one channel has the lowest possible influence on the signals from the other channels: Their characteristic of > 60 db up to 2 GHz is really convincing. The high-end design of the shielding cover for the R&S RTO frontends ensures reliable channelto-channel isolation. Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 13

14 Triggering and decoding of serial protocols Options for the R&S RTO oscilloscopes support the triggering and decoding of the protocols for widely used serial interfaces such as I 2 C, SPI, UART/ RS-232, CAN, LIN and FlexRay. The options operate at high acquisition rates, offer a wide array of functions and are easy to use. Therefore, the R&S RTO oscilloscopes are excellent tools for verifying and debugging embedded designs. High acquisition rates for finding errors quickly Data errors at serial interfaces are frequently caused by sporadic signal faults that are due to signal integrity problems at the physical transmission layer. High acquisition rates are a key prerequisite for detecting such errors quickly. Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes are ideal for these tasks because they decode the protocol-specific trigger results using hardware. Consequently, the impact on the blind time is minimal, and errors are found reliably and quickly and displayed immediately. Fast and easy configuration Measurements on a serial interface can be configured quickly, and the corresponding menu can be reached via both the front panel and the touch screen. Navigation between the individual dialog boxes is smooth and fast thanks to crosslinks. The "Find Reference Levels" function makes it particularly easy to define the decision level for the logical signals. Serial standard Option for triggering Option for decoding I 2 C standard R&S RTO-K1 SPI standard R&S RTO-K1 UART/RS-232 CAN LIN FlexRay R&S RTO-K2 R&S RTO-K3 R&S RTO-K3 R&S RTO-K4 The high acquisition rates make it possible to find and display protocol errors quickly. 14

15 Flexible protocol triggering Protocol-specific definition of the trigger conditions is highly important for tracking down protocol errors. For this task, the R&S RTO oscilloscopes offer outstanding flexibility because their extensive range of trigger conditions enables triggering on specific protocol content, e.g. addresses or data, as well as on protocol errors. Clear display of data The data from serial interfaces unlike data from parallel interfaces is embedded in a specific protocol frame; consequently, it is difficult for users to read this data directly on the screen. For this reason, different decoding options support users when displaying the protocol data. The individual protocol areas within the logical signals, for example, are marked with different colors, and address and data content can be displayed in hex, bin or ASCII format. The signal lines can either be displayed individually or as a group. The SmartGrid function from Rohde & Schwarz supports positioning relative to the analog waveforms. The protocol packets can also be displayed in a table, and the user can configure the table format as needed. Intuitive navigation The different tools for protocol analysis are closely linked. For example, when selecting a row in a table, the corresponding data is also highlighted in the waveform display. Using the search function, the user can quickly find protocol-specific contents or navigate between them. Bus configuration takes only a minimum of time. Display of the data content as a table. Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 15

16 High-performance probes with extensive accessories The high-quality active probes from Rohde & Schwarz enable full use of the maximum bandwidths of the R&S RTO oscilloscopes. Besides their excellent specifications, they feature impressive reliability and ease of use. Practical design: micro button for convenient control of the instrument. Diverse probe tips and ground cables are included in the equipment supplied. The R&S RTO probe family Active probes are required whenever the load on the device under test must be low, or when the measurement signal contains high-frequency components that should not be distorted. Even signals in the kilohertz range can contain high-frequency components of well over 100 MHz on their edges. Rohde & Schwarz offers an entire family of high-quality active probes. Passive probes are suited for general measurements on low-frequency signals with less stringent accuracy requirements. A passive probe for each oscilloscope channel is included as standard equipment. High signal fidelity due to excellent specifications Besides bandwidth, the crucial parameters for probes are input impedance and dynamic range. With their input impedance of 1 MΩ, the active probes put only a minimum load on a signal source's operating point. And the very large vertical dynamic range, even at high frequencies, prevents signal distortion for example: 16 V (V pp ) at 1 GHz. There are no annoying interruptions of the measurements for compensation processes, because the offset and gain errors of the probes are almost completely independent of the temperature (for example, zero error < 90 μv/ C). Practical for use robust and ergonomic What do you expect from a good probe? Reliable connection with the test point and the base unit, mechanical robustness, electrical reliability, as well as a practical design for easy use. That is exactly what the probes for the Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes offer. Micro button for convenient instrument control The situation is all too familiar: The user has carefully positioned the probes on the device under test and now wants to start measuring but doesn't have a free hand. That will not happen with the active probes from Rohde & Schwarz. They are equipped with a micro button on the probe tip. Different functions such as Run/Stop, Autoset or Adjust Offset can be assigned to this button. Menu for configuring the micro button. 16

17 R&S ProbeMeter: integrated voltmeter for precise DC measurements Is the supply voltage correct? Is DC voltage superimposed? These questions from everyday practice are answered by the active probes' integrated voltmeter (R&S ProbeMeter). It always shows the DC value of a measurement signal with the full dynamic range regardless of the other instrument settings. Compared to a traditional oscilloscope channel, the R&S ProbeMeter's offers higher DC measurement accuracy. Altogether, it offers various advantages that make everyday test and measurement tasks easier: R&S ProbeMeter: high DC measurement accuracy, independent of the instrument settings and in parallel with the measurement channel. Fast verification of supply voltages and signal levels without changing the oscilloscope's settings Automatic compensation of the DC component for AC measurements with optimal dynamic range The DC value of a measurement signal often provides a good reference point for trigger level setting R&S RT-ZP10 passive probe (500 MHz). Extensive standard accessories for the R&S RT-ZS20/-ZS30 active probes. R&S RT-ZS20/-ZS30 active probes (1.5 GHz/3.0 GHz). Probe R&S RT-ZS20 R&S RT-ZS30 R&S RT-ZP10 Type active, ground-referenced passive, high-impedance Bandwidth 1.5 GHz 3.0 GHz 500 MHz Input resistance 1 MΩ 1 MΩ 10 MΩ Input capacitance 0.8 pf 0.8 pf ~10 pf Dynamic range ±8 V ±8 V 400 V (V RMS ) Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 17

18 Specifications in brief Specifications of the base unit Vertical system Input channels R&S RTO1012 and R&S RTO R&S RTO1022 and R&S RTO Bandwidth ( 3 db) at 50 Ω R&S RTO1012 and R&S RTO GHz R&S RTO1022 and R&S RTO GHz Rise time (calculated) R&S RTO1012 and R&S RTO ps R&S RTO1022 and R&S RTO ps Input impedance 50 Ω ±1.5 % 1 MΩ ±1 % with 15 pf (meas) Input sensitivity max. bandwidth in all ranges 50 Ω: 1 mv/div to 1 V/div 1 MΩ: 1 mv/div to 10 V/div Effective number of bits (ENOB) of the A/D converter full-scale sine, frequency < 3 db bandwidth > 7 bit (meas) Acquisition system Max. sampling rate (realtime) Memory depth Max. acquisition rate Decimation modes standard configuration, per channel/1 channel active max. upgrade (R&S RTO-B102 option), per channel/1 channel active continuous aquisition and display, 10 Gsample/s, 1 ksample ultra-segmented mode any combination of decimation mode and waveform arithmetics on up to 3 waveforms per channel 10 Gsample/s per channel R&S RTO1012 and R&S RTO1022: 20/40 Msample R&S RTO1014 and R&S RTO1024: 20/80 Msample R&S RTO1012 and R&S RTO1022: 100/200 Msample R&S RTO1014 and R&S RTO1024: 100/400 Msample waveforms/s < 200 ns blind time Sample, Peak Detect, High Resolution, Root Mean Square Waveform arithmetics Off, Envelope, Average Interpolation modes Linear, Sin(x)/x, Sample & Hold Horizontal system Time base range 25 ps/div to 50 s/div Time base accuracy after delivery/calibration 2.5 ppm after delivery/calibration (R&S RTO-B4 option) 0.02 ppm Channel deskew ±100 ns (realtime deskew, channel-to-channel trigger e.g. State detect deskew) Trigger system Trigger types Edge, Glitch, Width, Runt, Window, Time-out, Interval, Slew Rate, Data2Clock, Pattern, State, Serial Pattern, I 2 C, SPI, optional: UART/RS-232, LIN, CAN, FlexRay Sensitivity definition of trigger hysteresis can be set automatically or manually from 0.1 div to 5 div Min. detectable glitch 100 ps Coupling modes as with selected channel, optional RF suppression with selectable cutoff frequency from 100 khz to 50 % of analog bandwidth Waveform maths Algebraic categories mathematics, logical operations, comparison, frequency domain, digital filter Hardware-accelerated mathematics +,, *, 1/x, x, derivative, log 10, ln, log 2, scaling, FIR, FFT magnitude Analysis and measurement functions Hardware-accelerated analysis spectrum, histogram, mask test, cursor Hardware-accelerated measurements amplitude measurements, time measurements General data Dimensions W H D 427 mm 249 mm 204 mm (16.81 in 9.8 in 8.03 in) Weight R&S RTO kg (21.16 lb) Display 10.4" LC TFT color touch screen, pixels (XGA) Connectivity 1 Gbit/s LAN, 4 USB 2.0, GPIB (optional), DVI for external monitor, external trigger 18

19 Ordering information Designation Type Order No. Base unit (including standard accessories: per channel: 500 MHz passive probe (10:1), accessories bag, quick start guide, CD with manual, power cord) Digital Oscilloscope 1 GHz, 10 Gsample/s, 20/40 Msample, 2 channels R&S RTO GHz, 10 Gsample/s, 20/80 Msample, 4 channels R&S RTO GHz, 10 Gsample/s, 20/40 Msample, 2 channels R&S RTO GHz, 10 Gsample/s, 20/80 Msample, 4 channels R&S RTO Hardware options (plug-in) OCXO 10 MHz R&S RTO-B GPIB Interface R&S RTO-B Hard Disk for Exchange, incl. firmware R&S RTO-B Memory Upgrade, 50 Msample per channel R&S RTO-B Memory Upgrade, 100 Msample per channel R&S RTO-B Software options I 2 C/SPI Serial Decoding R&S RTO-K UART/RS-232 Serial Decoding R&S RTO-K CAN/LIN Serial Triggering and Decoding R&S RTO-K Probes 500 MHz, passive, 10:1, 10 MΩ, 9.5 pf, max. 400 V R&S RT-ZP GHz, active, 1 MΩ, 0.8 pf, R&S ProbeMeter, micro button R&S RT-ZS GHz, active, 1 MΩ, 0.8 pf, R&S ProbeMeter, micro button R&S RT-ZS Probe accessories Accessory Set for R&S RT-ZP10 Passive Probe (2.5 mm probe tip) R&S RT-ZA Spare Accessory Set for R&S RT-ZS20/-ZS30 R&S RT-ZA Pin Set for R&S RT-ZS20/-ZS30 R&S RT-ZA Mini Clips R&S RT-ZA Micro Clips R&S RT-ZA Lead Set R&S RT-ZA Accessories Front Cover R&S RT-Z Soft Case for R&S RTO oscilloscopes and accessories R&S RT-Z Rackmount Kit R&S ZZA-RTO Rohde & Schwarz R&S RTO Digital Oscilloscopes 19

20 Service you can rely on J Worldwide J Local and personalized J Customized and flexible J Uncompromising quality J Long-term dependability About Rohde & Schwarz Rohde & Schwarz is an independent group of companies specializing in electronics. It is a leading supplier of solutions in the fields of test and measurement, broadcasting, radiomonitoring and radiolocation, as well as secure communications. Established 75 years ago, Rohde & Schwarz has a global presence and a dedicated service network in over 70 countries. Company headquarters are in Munich, Germany. Environmental commitment Energy-efficient products Continuous improvement in environmental sustainability ISO certified environmental management system Certified Quality System ISO 9001 Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG Regional contact Europe, Africa, Middle East customersupport@rohde-schwarz.com North America TEST RSA ( ) customer.support@rsa.rohde-schwarz.com Latin America customersupport.la@rohde-schwarz.com Asia/Pacific customersupport.asia@rohde-schwarz.com R&S is a registered trademark of Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG Trade names are trademarks of the owners Printed in Germany (kr) PD Version May 2010 R&S RTO10xx Data without tolerance limits is not binding Subject to change 2010 Rohde & Schwarz GmbH Co. KG München, Germany